IRGC: Nasrallah’s path continues in full glory and strength

In a statement marking the second anniversary of Nasrallah’s martyrdom, the IRGC said the passage of two years since his martyrdom has not extinguished his legacy, but has instead turned his blood into “a flowing spring of power and growth” within the Resistance.

“Contrary to the enemy’s perception and evil intention, the brilliance of his pure blood did not fade away; rather, it became and remained eternal as a flowing spring of power and growth in the body of the resistance,” the statement said.

The IRGC described Nasrallah as more than a leader, calling him “the strategic architect of the new Resistance, a field and diplomacy strategist, and a tangible symbol of the unbreakable bond among the resistant peoples of the region.”

It said he elevated Resistance from a tactic into “an intellectual, identity-based and civilizational system,” demonstrating that resistance was a strategic choice and an empowering way of life.

The statement said Nasrallah’s influence extended beyond Lebanon and Palestine to Yemen, Iraq, Syria, and elsewhere, turning him into “the voice of the awakened conscience of the Islamic Ummah.”

It added that Nasrallah believed Resistance constituted a single front and that victory at any point on that front was a victory for all.

The IRGC said Nasrallah’s leadership represented one of the most distinguished periods in Lebanon’s history and that his name would remain in the Resistance’s intellectual framework as a strategist who brought Resistance from the margins to the center of regional equations.

It also said he had established a deterrence equation against Israel and “forever shattered the myth of its invincibility.”